Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran, emphasized in a recent tweet that external threats and pressures have no effect on Iran's position. He stated that the "stick and carrot" approach will not help advance the negotiations, and that these negotiations will only reach a conclusion when Iran's seven specific conditions are accepted.
Iran's Clear Conditions for Mediators
Ghalibaf explicitly stated in this tweet that Iran's conditions have been communicated clearly and transparently to the mediators. He added that the Islamic Republic of Iran will continue on its path in the face of external threats, and nothing can change this country's determination and will. These remarks come at a time when the international atmosphere remains influenced by political and military tensions.
Daydreaming about the Strait of Hormuz
Furthermore, Ghalibaf referred to the daydreaming of some foreign officials regarding the Strait of Hormuz, stating that this strait is considered one of the key strategic points in the world. He emphasized that Iran, as an independent country, will never allow its national interests to be jeopardized in this regard. These statements clearly reflect Iran's firm determination to defend its rights and interests against any external threats.
Given these positions, it seems that Iran is seeking to stabilize its position in international negotiations and emphasizes that no pressure can influence this country's key decisions. Meanwhile, the international community is still awaiting clear responses from Iran and other parties involved in the nuclear negotiations.
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